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Many of us have read Bhagavad Gita in the past. The beauty of the book is each time you read, it concerts a different meaning or it shows a new perspective. This worldly book has been deciphered by many eminent in the past in their own stake. When I understood Author Viswanatha Reddy Thalakola, I did not think twice to grab the book. I have read few of his books in the part & liked his style & approach. The decision to pick this book proved truly a delight. The book “ The Bhagavad Gita’s Divine Virtues Made Easy - A guide to cultivating Divine Nature” gives a different approach. The book deals in detail yet in a simple language coupled with short stories for each of the header. The book talks about: 1. Anger 2. Greed 3. Hatred 4. Charity 5. Compassion 6. Detachment 7. Devotion 8. Equanimity 9. Fear 10. Forgive 11. Gentle 12. Humility 13. Moderation 14. Non-Violence 15. Peace 16. Purity 17. Sacrifice 18. Self Control 19. Truthfulness 20. Vigour and others takes you into each of these characteristics which we go through in various phase of life. How you need to overcome or address these issues are explained in a simple yet effective style. These are universal virtues which is applicable irrespective of caste, religion, sex, creed and can be used as a bed time stories for kids to imbibe good habits and culture right from the childhood which would go a long way in shaping their character. If you’re visiting someone after a while or attending a program/function, this would be the best ever gift as it helps anyone and everyone to overcome the difficulties they might be facing in their lives. #thebhagavadgita #divine #virtues #divinevirtues

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